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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31

some 1861 below Zero-crystals of oxygen
being formed and coating of ice cover
ing the surface of the liquid oxygen. AS
is well known, the greatest degree of cold
registered when Fahrenheit made his
thermometer scale was reached by
mixture of ice and salt, only 80 below
the freezing point of water being obtained.
The process by which Chinese leather
acquires its peculiar characteristics is de-
scribed as follows The skins are put
into tubs containing water, saltpeter and
salt, and after thirty days, are taken out,
the hair is shaved off, and the skins are
well washed in spring water; each hide
is then cut into three pieces and well
steamed, which is done by passing it sew
ersl times backward and forward over q
steaming oven-further, each piece Is
stretched out separately over q fiat board
and secured with nails, so as to dry grad
uslly and thoroughly in the sun. The
smoke OF the oven makes the leather
black, and if it be desired to have 1t of
yellow appearance it is rubbed over with
water in which the fruit of the so-called
wougchee tree has been soaked. OF the
offal, glue is made by heating IL in pans
for twelve hours over slow fire, and the
glue so obtained is poured into rough
earthen vessels, where it remains three
days in order to coagulate; the solid
mass is cut into pieces with sharp knives
aud carefully laid on grating-lIke trays to
dry-the time taken in drying varies from
five days with g northwest wind to thirty
or fOrty with southwest. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31
A Bandits Buried Wealth.
Los Angeles Express.


On the night of December % last Wal.
ter S. Moore received visit from an old
Mexican vaquero named Juan Sepulveda,
resident of Ventura county, and to
Moore he impaired Information as to the
whereabouts of cache where, he assert
ed, Joaquin Murletts, the most noted and
bloodtnirsty outlaw of California, had hid
the money and treasures of his many
raids and robberies. When the outlaw
was killed by his pursuers it was sup
posed that the secret of the location of
his "bank" died with him, but the old
Mexican claims to possess that secret,
and on the strength of his story Moore
has fitted out an expedition to go in
search of the dead bandits buried wealth
Sepulveda's story is to the effect that
years ago, when officers of the law were
in pursuit OF Murietta and his gang, one
of the latter came to his house one night
and craved hospitality, which was freely
gwen. a pursuing party, however,
tracked the robber to Sepulveda's
place and he was obliged to fee in
hot haste for his life, leaving behind him
his saddle and other effects. The saddle
was given 20 the host. Sepulveaa used
the saddle for years, and recently it be-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31
Judge Gray's Startling Question.
Chicago Herald.


Agent Barrett of the American Com
pany's Chicago Office tells very funny
story about Judge Gray of the Supreme
bench of Iowa. 81 dom. know Judge
Gray myself" said Mr.. Barrett, "but I
hear he is very estimable gentleman,
though one likely to get excited and
say harsh things when matters in which
he happens to be greatly interested go
wrong. AS for the truth of the story, it
was told to me by well known Method
ist minister of Iowa, and so | have every
reason to believe it. Some years ago Judge
Gray was called to Colorado by the death
there of relative, who had in vain
sought better health in the mountains.
Ga the way back with the body q traE-
shipment was necessary at Council Bluffs,
Judge Gray purchased tickets for Iowa
City, and attended to the checking of the
coffin box in great form. Then he re-
tired to his berth in the sleeper for
night's rest. At 4:30 next morning the
porter reused him to dress, as Iowa City
was but few miles away. The Judge
had not slept well, and the early rising
did not help to put him in good humor.
He was feeling anything but cheerful
when he stepped upon the platform at
Iowa City, and, walking TO the baggage
office, found that the body of his rela-
tive was not there.
"'Nobody came this morning. said the
agent.
"JuGge Gray was furious. He was too
full for utterance, and without uttering
one word he walked to the telegraph
office, seized pen, dashed off q dispatch
to the baggage agent at Council Bluffs
and thrust it through the window at the
astonished operator. 1t was this:
" Where in hell is my mother-in-lRw?' VI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31
MANLY sse!s + CT: s::::;
80 - VI Pearls Send for our new nlus.ss.oA
"tiude to lIesIth.D AbsoIut. $780,
eeass Tie Crai2ie Medical Clinic. Nassau ST. n r

came out of repair, and in overhaaling it
found $500 in gold coin and also rudely
drawn map or chart OF q
mountainous country on a piece
of time-yellowed parchment. This
chart was shown to Gustaye Ia.
reaux, who in questioning Sepulveda ar
rived at the conclusion with the old
yaquero, that it is the key to Murietta's
treasure, which is supposed by MANY to
be hidden IL the Ventura mountains.
Moore's coin is being used to fit out the
expedition to make the search on the
strength of the story and the chart.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31

Ponds Ex9sct, the most potent eura-
tive sgeut known for pains, achessaad in
juraes; let tsbee who have meyer used it
inGnire CONCERNING its virsues.' w..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31

Men are strange creatures. They will
waste an hour hunting a collar button in
stead of having an extra supply and let
ting their wife find the missing one. You
never see woman look for the pin she
drops. Her husband finds it when ne
walks around in his bare feet SAUCER.
ties Telegraph. ,s5s ss 3 ?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-31

Tho Finest Razors IN the World,
at Anderson's gun store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-29

= Wenr ole fogenannten 5eilmittel
niGts gebDlfen baden, betuirft DIR. Sos
ge's "Catarrh : Remedy" (Gatarrb<
Definitely cine 3ur.
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- Bon Colorado erfdbrt man iiber
bic Berluffe, benen bas Ninbbieb bes
groBen Spnbifats burm bic Dirre i'm
pberert panbanble unteripprfen NOR,
SAB bic bisberiaen 8eri9te bieriiber feis
restpegs iibertrieben tparen. Die @eiels
f6aft befiBt Saufenbe BON &inberrt
mebr, als fie nit benz n6tbigeu Srinfs
tuaHer 3n berfeben i'm Stanbe 1T, unb
bas Gieb bererbet infolge beiIen at Salls
fenben. Gin Mnsetelter bisies Gpnbi.
tats beri9tet, baB fi9 bic Werluife tpdbs
renb Der leBten 20 Sage I'm Dur1f9nitt
auf 500 6ttid ben Sag belaufen bdtten.
Nn einem groBen Brunnert babe fi9 cine
9eerbe Nieb, bonn brennenben Surft ges
peinigt, auf ber Beba1ung beHeIben 3lis
famrnengebrdngf, Bis biefe unter benz
@eui@t 5uiammengebroden unb Der
8runren i'm bu9fdbli9en Slime bes
WOrtes NIT trampfbaft um's 2ebeu
fdmpfen6en 8ieb angefillt tuorben iei.
SIS tparen ipdter 70 Stid aus benz Code
berborge3pgen tporben. Die Winbmibs
len wdren infolge Der felt mebreren
Wodea bsrrfdenben WinbIoFefeit au.
Der Stnnbe gepsien, Maner 31 pnnpen
nnb bierburd ieien fait ale GaFeraus
fuhren abgeF9niiten ~gepeien. Sas
Spnoifat babe besbalb wdbrenb Der lebs
ten se5n Gage cine grpBe MnaabI bon
MafGinen berbeigeidafft, Die Our9
pferoe betrieben uerben. Sobalb biefe
fi9 tn 3bdtigfeit befinben tpArben, tpers
be es Waher In g~eniigenbsn Quantitds
ten geben. Ser SOL BON f6uerem &es
gen iDir6 BON 2ubbpd, Dale urb Sprs
ben @ountp gemeloet. 9ur6 b.eielben
finb bort ale 26der an Der Oberfd@e
uie6er nit WaHer sefhlt, ALIEN bon
benz gan3en 8e3irf, tueI9er bon bort bis
anr&an@e bes Spnbifats reift, 1T feline
Wa@ri@t eingetrofen.
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MuerIet.

= Auf benz 8erba9t bin, Dor mebs
reren Wo@en bic 9oitfuii9e nabe &io
@ranbe gitp aueebalten uno beraubt
gu baben, lit auf Der anberen Settle bes
San pebro Der Merifaner 5antos ga.
lager Derbaftet iporben.
- Qn ben gountpriGter BON 8elDes
ifon Gountp a6breffrt, finb breisebn
$1000sS 9uIbonbs, tpeI9e Der enlHo=
bene S6aBmeiiter 8urte mitgenommen,
ein~getrDffen. Die Coupons bonn wtai
febien, bic bonn WoDember finb nod bOrz
banben. Die brei anberen $1,000.
8onos bat 8urfe pabrj9einliG perfect.
Sn Aeib's prairie, 3tp0lf Meilen
norb0iili9 bon 9empiteab, tpobnt Sobn
S9nlB elm betdgter Mann, alsin auf
ieiuer Garm. Wdbrenb Der Na6t bonn
u. auf ben %. nurbe er aug leinem
9auie geboIt, geprigelt. aufgetniipft
unb 3uIebt neben elm Geuer geIeat, UNI
ibu gum @efdnbniB 3u atpingen, NO er
iein 8elo berbor9en bdlt. sd. 1T
f9refli6 5uger:9tet unb pirb lterbert.
Gr fennt feline Nngreifer, bic ibren
3ped nitt errei6ten, bat aber Bis iebt
nod feinen genannt.
Der @igentbumstusrtb III Srabis
@ouitD bat fi9 i'm leBten Sabre Inn ca.
$428,810 geboben.
Cine Geuersbrunif 5erff6rte in
Semple bic @ei@dftsbduier bon g. 3os
ientbal & Co., s. Q. Hunne0D & Co.,
unb McgberD & Wortbam. 0erluft
$50, 600; @eri6erung SAG. 900.
Iuf einem Ritte bon Borne mad
Gomfort ffir3te bas Yferb oes Gberifs
Bcbemann unb er erbielt f1mersli6e
Quetiduneen am Bein.
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Gegas

= prof. Quinn BON bet gaplor
uniberfitdt in Woco lit bpn s. so.
Drafe, 8eiiber elmer Ncci6en3sD ruderei
erf9ofen tuorben. Sic batten mitein=
amber Streit iiber 6ausmietbe. Quinn
iagte Dpr ieinem 5obe aus baB Der
Morb bDlig %uapropo5irt getpelen iei.
= Sn glgin brad am @atnifag Elm
&iot aus u1o man befir6tete f9limn,e
Golgen. Mprgan 2epis, Der bor einiz
gen MOnaten .einen Neeer eri@oKen
bate unb gegen 8irsl@aft fi9 auf
freiem GuBe befanb, f9oB auf einer
prominenten 8irger. S1 56oIge beKen
traten segett so Mantl inter WaHen.
= STE 9ireftoret ber petroleum So.
In Balefine baben bef9lofer, bic erfteu
BDbrberfn9e auf bet alien DutD'f9en
0eimf1tte sl MAIDEN. Sie Maf9inerie
1T i6on auf benz Mege babin unb bic
Nrbeiten tuerben in Der nddften Wo6e
beginner. Ser pIaB liegt elf MeiIer
6flt6 bon Balefine unb bic auf bas
8orbanbeniein bon Del binbeutenben
Mnsei@en finoen fi6 rei9li6 in ben
bortigen MaKerldufen, in Drummer
unb an Der OberHd6e.
Muifin. 9ie v@eal gitate &
Mbifract Company" bon 2arebo 1T nit
einem Stammfapital bon 100000 i'm
Staatsfefretartat regitrirt tpprben.
Wa6 ben Steuerliften bat ber gigens
tbumstperib in &obertion gountD un1
1922. $50; I'm Mifum gounip un
$342, 1913; III Srabis @ountp nm $428,s
$40 5ugenommen unb tn Oputg County
I'm $241, 778 abgenomrnen; bds lebts
aenannte @Ountp geb6rt gum Dirre.
Diftritt.
- Die @inpeibuttg Der tleuen Surrts
bale in Dallas iou nod benz BefGlufe
Der iinsften betr. gomitefbung am 26.
September ifattfinben. Das Gomite
organifirte fi9 folgenbermaBen: prdfs
bent-@bas. Meifferbans. @efretdr- Soc
Simer, Mufts@ omite- gluguf @6neis
eer, 5. @. BaprboHer; Ginlabunsss
@onite-D. 69neiber. Mug. @1neioer,
8arz@omite- 5tmon Marer, $. MeiKels
BORN, gan =@omite-S. Elmer, Grattf
9amm, 9rud-@. 8. Mltermann, 8. 9.
8aDrbofer, Sbiir @omite-G. Damn,
6. 6ilger, decorations Gomite-W.
@rnemein, S.Waper. Dos prpgramm
fur Die Geierli6teit 1T feftgeieBt unb bes
f6lofeiL baB f6 Die 8ereinsmitaIieber
nm 3 ubr Na6mittogs i'm probiiorifden
Wereinslotale beriammeln unb bon bot
! aus In Pro3eifon nit Wu5if nod Der
tteien Surnballe maridiren. Sci Der
Mnfunft fingt Die Geiangsiettion Srob=
Jim" bag @r6hnungslieo. 6ierduf
~ibergiebt Der 8Orfbenbe beg Bousgo=
mites, 0err s. s: Bobnp, bic 0aIe
On ben erlten 5pre1er 6es Bereins,
9errn s. s. Nltermann. Na1bem bic
babel iibli6en &eoen 3u Gnbe finb, tpirb
Der erfe 3beiI bes programmes eurG
Elm 5usttes 2ieb ber r6rObfnn1 seetion
9efdl01en. Nn Nben6 finoet cine groBe
Geitlidfeit nit reimaaltigem programm
ftatt. Gin CONCERT bon Der @efangs
ieftion vGrobfnn", 9arfelung lebens
Der Bilber unb PDramibenbau, ausges
fibrt bon Der Surniettion, barna GROCER
Ball unb Jeittafel u. +. 10. Das gr<
eigniB beripri@t benz programn1e mad
ein groBartiges az tper6en unb es unters
liegt feinem 3msifel, baB has gattae
0eutf9tbum, fotpie ole Greunbe urlb
@6nner bes 8ereins oaran tbeilnehmei1
tuerben. (8oltsbIatt.)
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Gin sseilptel--atse ssn abSaseseaoes,

S.e NSsfFtts~ 0sSe CUR apfDeeGelcsS>
Wir babea i9oa mebrere Dale gers
a%nla1ung gebabt, I'm Nagemeinem ge=
tra9tungen iiber Die peinli6e uno {ebr
carte Gntpfinbiamfeit Der beuti9en 3eis
t~ungsleier ansuiteIen; cine gmpiinb.
famteit, bic fort Ing 9d6erIi6e uno
Gi1Dif6e i~iberipielt, ba fe meiftens :
In Der Mbft6t, Der 3eitung gu f6aben-
IN Mbbefeaungen Der Mn3eigen pber bes
8lattes fi6 dubert.
Giir5li9 lit uns iebo9 ein JeI borges
fomrten, tpel6er geeignet erf1eint, nds
ber beleu9tet5 gu tperben. 6errGri59meier
in Mutin, einer Der dltefen Mbonmenten
ber oGreie Brefe", befelt bas Wo6ens
blatt ab, neil bic 3eitung {i6 fir eine
referbirte politit unb bagegen ausgez
fprDDen bat, baB bic &epublifaner In
Golge beg Wusfals Der Wabl nun pI6bs
li6 quite Demofraten tperbett miiBten.
Dieter Soil bat 3tpei bea6tensipertbe
@eiten. Wirbe bic Greie prefe benz
ItiIen 8erlangen bieies Mbonnenten
ebitoriea Musbrad eegeben baben, 10
mlBte bo9 na9meisbar iein, baB Die
Mepublifaner fi9 ettpas babeu gu 59uls
ben fommer lafien, aus tpel1em @ruus
be bic partei=S Organization aufgebobei
merben foa. Statt befen 1T es eruies
len, baB bic Bel tueitem 9r6Bte Maioris
tdt Der !ueiBen unb farbigen MepubIifas
nsr gegen proDibitiort lfilnmte. sic ba.
BEN QlSp hire DDlIe @hulbidfeit oefhnt1
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Sn paris lift cine ileue ruifT9e
Nnleibe bon $6,000,0 900 abgei@lOfen
tporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-29
1rpRe lieberraid,mna.

slidt penise 8iirser bon Gan autsaio mo-.
rem tar5lid gang e%rffaunt iiber bic Sbatfa@e,
oab BERT Gieoene ibrer Greunbe, bic bon ben
Meraten bereitS aufseseben iporben tparen, Oie
litten on benz fdredIi@jfen aIer menfdli9en
eeiben, an Der Sdpinbfudt) boaia tuieber.
berseFeat tuurben burd Or. Sings vgeue @nt.
bedung segen bic Sdipinbfn@t.6 sc 1T bies
oa8 eintige Wittel, iuel9es pofitib aIle aeiben
Der aeble uno Der euasen beilt, pie Sufen,
aitbmta, Bronchitis &c.
@robefaiden finb foiteufrei su baben in Der
apotbeFe bon u. Dreib. @reis Der sroben
GIaf6en $1.oo.
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@nnoerbare Se,sren.

Us. .. Sobt u. Co., @boIelale unb &etaiI.
Dru9siifen bon &ome, Ga, faat: Seit bier
Sabren fibren mir Dr. Sings 1ep DISCOVERY,
Electric 8itters un6 BndIens Mrniea GaIbe,
uno ba5en ME Seilmittel sebnbt, bic fi9 befer
esrtauften OOer mebr 8efrieSisnns seipabrten.
Staet betpirft, nartentli@ mebrere Gdle bon
tpirfli9er aussebruns finb bur@ ben @ebrau9
GINGER Glaf@en bon Or. Sings Stein DISCOVERY
aebetlt iporben, in 8erbinbuns nit electric
Bitter. Wir% garanti~n 6~ieielben ftetS.
Bum 8ertauf bel u. Dretb.
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/ Saint MalDer. !

Mit tiefer 8etriibaiB melben mir
beute bas gefern, 5onntas Na6mittag,
in Wbite SULPHUR Springs, 3d., ers
folgte Mbleben BEG 9errn Sacob Wdls
Der. st errei1te elm Mlter bon 67 Sab,
ren. WQidbrli9 ri1tete 6err Wdlber
nit ieiner Camille ieine @dritte mad
bieiem &urorte, um grbplung BON feis
ner re6tsantpdltli6en Braris gu su@en
unb G6rper uub @eif bur6 cine mebrs
n1onatli6e Mbmeienbeit bon ieinem Bue
reau aufsufrii9en. 9iesmal ion CT
bon bort ni6t lebenb unter uas suriids
febren.
Cine 9alsent5inbung berbunoen nit
bartnddigem Sieber bat ibn auf's
&ranfenbett getporfen, oas gu ieinem
Gterbelager tpurbe.
Die probiiorii9e 8eFattung Der Sci,
DE Dirb In Wbite SULPHUR gprings
beute uobl fGon ftattgefunben babet ;
ipdter iollen bic fterbli9en nebe1reite
bier Der grbe iibergeben tperben.
Ser 0eriiorbene mar in penniDlbas
men geboren unb erbielt bort feline Ct
aiebun9. SIN nod iugenbli6en Nlter
iiberfieoelte er 1ta1 3eras unb lieB fG
in San Nntpnip nieber, mD er bic
&e6tss praris nit erpBem@rfolg betrieb.
st tnar eiiter ber angefebeniten Mbbofas
ten unferer Stabt; DIE @rinbli1feit
feiaes 5tubiums, bic &larbeit ieiner
Mni6ten, unb bic @epiienbaftigfeit,
nit pelder ct in alien 6daen arbeitete,
murben allgemein a%nerfanat. SIM ums
gang mar bet 8erforbene i'm b6dfen
@rabe angenebm unb liebenspirbig
unb iein Garatter fonnte Jebem als
Mufter biene1. Na9i9tig unb i1o.
nenb bebanoelte ct bic GebIer Mnberer,
tpdbrenb feline Bef9eibenbeit es ni@i
sulieB, fi9 boraubrinsen. Stin unb
rubig, ME iein gaaaes Weien, mar aud
fein Wirfen. st tpar Elm Mann, 5er
Sebem iDmpatbif9 merben miiBte, Der
nit linn befannt pur6e. ct mar In
ieinem Sbun unb Nuftretet 10 re6t bas
8inbeglisb auii6en 9euti@amerifaners
unb Nmerifanertbum unb es more
i1ur 3u uiniden, baB mir mebrere
FOLDER Mdnner bier gebnbt bitten.
8ei beiben Wationalitdten ifanb er in
bobem Mnieben urb bate CT groBen
ginfluB; ME baraus berborgebt, baf
ct felt ben lebten brei Sabrett rl9t nui
prdibent ber Galino.@ efeli1aft, ion.
bern aud, felt benz BeIfeben. elmer be,
SireftDren bes American Club mar,
ST mar aud Witslieb unb Borfebei
beg beuti9.englif9en S9ulpereins uni
leiffete ben 6auptantbeil ber Mrbeii
gum 3utanbetommen bes Iebten Sdn.
ger . Gefes. Gin muferbafter @atte
uno Bater TT TIN inn beiingegai1ger
uno feline Jreunbe tperben feinen Ser.
Iut md lange, Iange empfnben. 9as
UerTDbnen6e, bas ii benz gallsen Weier
Sacob Mdlbers lag, tpirtte sauberbaf1
auf Bite Greife. tpel9e fi9 ibm anf9lof
fen unb su ieber Stunbe unb Minutl
mar fein @rf@einen i'm &reife feinel
8efannten ELM erfreuli1es greigniB.
Die fible grbe bedt i'm 5u-m6se E,
in Jrteber ruben!
Sacob Wdlber binterldBt cine Mitttp,
unb teben mod i'm unmiinbigeit uni
brei babou i'm aartefen Nlter fteben6,
Ginber. Der tief barniebergebeugter
Gamilie infer aufri@tisffes Beileibl
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sSn friiberen Sabrer lit i6 bdufia
an feropbul0fen Bef9miircn unb ale
Mitiel, bic i'd bdgsgen anmanote, bal.
fen ni6ts, big i'd fdlieBIi6 Or. glugua
R0uig's hamburger 3ropfen anuanbs
te, iuelde mid in furSer 3eit berltslls
ten. 4-Suiiina @albiai6, 2022 OF
6apette 6traBe, Baltimore, Wb.
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Sn9iene HrnEea.ealbc.

Die bett Salbe Der seelt fir Sdnitt,
0uetitungen, @eidpire, 5ifber. unb Saut.
aati&Iag, 6Isdts, seSprunsens Sdnbs, 6rof.
tsuien uab ale 9auttranfbeitsn; furirt Sa,
Mstrhnieen ODER ltiue gcsabIung. @0niqs
SutisFeotiog scrGatirt ober bas @eIS ptrb
tarndesitattff. 25 Gents bic SdaGteI bel u
Drsib
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9entid @mgliide edmle.

Das Winterbalbiabr Der obigen Mns
ffalt wirb am Spnuerfag, ben 1. @eps
TENDER beginner. Mnmelbungen neuer
S6iler beIiebe man gu MAIDEN Bel benz
Director 9errn %. 8arbed Dber Bel
Germ Sic. 3engg. Nu9 Mnfdnger
tperben angenommett.
s. GrpDs, prdfioent.
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gteQeaeimm.

Gin beuti9es MdbGen, tpe!1es idon
ldngere 3eit i'm 2anbe 1T unb gut to.
den fam, iudt SteIung als G61iu.
Na9sufragen in ber Expedition Der
.Ssr. Brefe".
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WruBer M1tSperf0uf

gu %bsfafen. lin, nun u~nferen gorratb bon 9erren. u
idnel as niSslid aus3userfaufen, werben mir
preien losidlasen. Die Preie merben bon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-29
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lit mir ieitens ber G~euerfompagnie CUR fer-
neren 8enubuns bertpeisert uoroen. Meinen
bisberigen @atronen unb allen, bic mir ibre
ainber anbertrauen ipolIen, bic NaH,i9t, ba6
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iperoe. @nn. SGntutrtb.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-05-21

dripped through into Towers store
below but not In sufficient quantity To
cause any damage. A theory account
ing for the origin of the fire has been
advanced which is the most plausible
We have yet heard, IL is this; that a
parlor match may have been laying
upon the floor under the edge OF the
carpet at the place the fire started and
when Jones came in burriedly, as he
did, aud stepped up to the clothes rack
he unconsciously put his foot upon it
aud 1t ignited. He left the room inn
mediately and the wooden texture O..
the carpet retained the fire and smoul-
dered-as wooden fabrics d0-a long
time befor, it burst into a blaze. This
accounts for the smell Of wooden rags
burning, which DIR. Marshall noticed
for an hour or more before the alarm
Of fire wa given. To the presence of
the water barrel can be directly attrib-
utedthe quenching Of the flames, and
the water barrel placed in a handy pc.
sition with buckets convenient should
never be overlooked in the fire protec-
ton of any Of our large buildings.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-05-21
Not Thompson.

Husband in - asked the assessor
cheerfully. NO." answered the
woman, she isn't at at home" 'Ex-
pecting him soon ." asked the AS
SCISSOR. We'll" the woman replied,
thoughtfulIy, Il don't know exactly;
I've been looking for him seventeen
years. and he hasn't showed up yet.
You travel round u good deal and if
you see a man who looks as though he
would make me a pretty good hus.
band, tell him I'm still a.waitin' aud
send him along. How's your wife,"
But the assessor wrote something In
his book and, without speaking, sliu
softly away with the cautious haste of
IA man wa king Yer IA thin place IN
Ilp lpp-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-05-21
Camille Tonight.

Ia. nj hit Mile. Rhea will open her
famous representation OF Camille, her
own version. She gives the character
altogether different treatment from
Others VINO enact the role aud clothes
it with "a womsnly refinement aud
nublenrss Of purpose that add to the
beauty VI the characterization. Her
death scene is spoken of as a marvel Of
realistic acting without any of the re.
voting details usually introduced.
Mile. Rhea will display a number o
gorgeous dresses fresh from the hands
of Worth, the famous Partisan man.mil.
liner. The company supporting Mile,
Rhea il the same that has supported
her The entire season and has earned
the reputation of being the best COM
pany on the road, so perfect ensem-
BILE may be expected.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-05-21
branding sheen.

This Is q subject under discussion by
the owners of flocks. 1t is one that
has been discussed before, but not
until the present time has it been con.
sidered a necessity; but from the pres
ent outlook among the sheep men of
Custer county and eastern Montana,
the matter of branding sheep Us the
shearing goes on will be considered by
most owners and practiced by the
major portion of them. 1t is quite as
Necessary that this should become
general among the sheep growers as
cattle growers, for the m is quite as
important as the other and will no
doubt claim the attention of the pub
lie fully AS much.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-05-21

The following are registered AT The
Mcqueen hotel: Geo. II. Atkinson,
81. Paul; j. o. Brigham, Chicago.
Mr.. NJ. Church, Madison; +. NJ. Ma.
lone, Billings; Charles Farmer, For.
syth; :. II. Mildeuberg, New York; T.,
+. Welch, Chicago; Sam I. Davis,
New York; Mile. Rhea and troupe,
thirteen in number, New York; ii. :.
Park, q. Shwenck, Fargo, OAK; ]. A.
Whitaker j. Mcdowell, Deadwood.
Oak.